Local Family Gatherings Across Iowa and Nebraska
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peterson with family dined at Wayne Raasch’s Odebolt home Sunday. Larry Kolpin and Bill Fox families joined Blair Watson at Sioux City for supper. Inez Larson and grandson David of Cherokee visited Tom Yates in Tipton then supper at A. T. Larson’s Davenport home. Dale Larson and family traveled to Ogden and Ida Grove, visiting Carole Larson and Harold Larson, then returned to Davenport. Dale Larson of St Paul, Minn visits his mother Inez Larson for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Peterson
Wayne Raasch
Odebolt
Larry Kolpin
Bill Fox
Blair Watson
Sioux City
Inez Larson
David Larson
Cherokee
Dale Larson
Tipton
Tom Yates
A. T. Larson
Davenport
Dale
Mrs. Larson
David
Charles Elliott
Ogden
Carole Larson
Ida Grove
Harold Larson
St. Paul, Minn
Mrs
Sunday social scenes from Alta and Storm Lake
Carl Boots was at Marcus Sunday. Henry Otto hosted guests in the Harry Winterhof home at Alta for Loren Winterhof's confirmation. Earl Covey, Annie Munson and Mary Beckwith attended Storm Lake's senior class play "Our Hearts were Young and Gay" with Mary Beckwith in a lead role. The group then dined at the Paul Beckwith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Otto
Harry Winterhof
Alta
Loren Winterhof
Earl Covey
Annie Munson
Storm Lake
Mary Beckwith
Paul Beckwith
Obituary of Mrs Belle Simonson Cherokees Resident
Belle Simonson born May 2 1881 at Fonda Iowa died in Cherokee April 4 1957 aged 75 11 2. She married George W McClain February 12 1898 and had four children two survive. Later married Alfred Simonson December 22 1925. Survived by daughters Mrs Harry DeBolt and Mrs Lawrence Mongan eight grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren two sisters and a sister in law. She was active in church and raised grandchildren after family losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Simonson Oliva Belle Simonson
Henry Jones
Susan Hartman
Fonda
Pocahontas County
Iowa
Cherokee
Pitcher Township
George W. McClain
Alfred Simonson
Ruthven
Carrie
Aurelia
Harry DeBolt
Lawrence Mongan
Kate Hamilton
Pipestone
Minn
Callie Doerr
Milford
Lettie Jones
Funeral services held for Cherokee resident
Great grand son and numerous nieces and nephews mourn at a Cherokee funeral. Services were conducted April 9, 1957, at the First Church of Christ with Rev. Clyde Leeds and Rev. Albert Delbridge officiating. Music by Mrs. Earl Hobbs and Mrs. Ralph Mongar. Pallbearers included Archie Nelson and others. Burial followed in Pleasant Hill cemetery, Aurelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Church of Christ, Cherokee
Clyde Leeds
Corydon
Albert Delbridge
Earl Hobbs
Ralph Mongar
Jesus
Saviour
Pilot Me
Imp Krout
Archie Nelson
Glenn Champion
Frank James
Dale Peterson
Tom Coombs
Clifford Bruce
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Aurelia
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Dale Robar
Smith Bros. Produce
Les Smith
Iowa State College
P.A.G
Leroy Hench
Clarence Woltman
Pfister Associated Growers, Inc
Monroe, Iowa
Carl Boots
Marcus Sunday
Christensen Bros. Construction Co
Vine St
DNL
Dalat Industry Commission
Dairy Promotion Association
Teferense Bachenge Cidg
Cos Moines
First Trust & Savings Bank
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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